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I am performing the int operation on an experssion but it does not consider constants to be constants. For example, maple is considering this constant namely, f'(-1) or eval(diff(f(x), x), x=-1) as a function and henceforth does not give the desired output. Please tell me how to make eval(diff(f(x), x), x=-1) as a constant function or to say, how to convert any given function in to a constant function.

hi everyone.how can i write a function or procedure or summation so that i can write down the following polynomial ? i just want to create a set of polynomials which their summation of power ( power of x + power of y ) be less than three or equal to three ? the coefficients priority is not important , for example it is not important that a1 multiplies to x or y , i just want to create this polynomial with some coeeficients. tnx for help

I paste below a simple code illustrating what I want to do: interpolate a function from two lists . I wonder it is a very simple task but I the function and the graph I get don't match with the correct ones in the end (both are plotted below).

I've tried different kinds of interpolation methods. In this code I use LeastSquares() function. I'm sure it has a quick solution but I'm really stuck and would appreciate any help/advice.

Thanks in advance!

PS: I didn't mention in above, but it is really important for me to get the associated function of the curve (e.g. ak_^3+bk_^2+ck_+d). I can get it using LeastSquares() function but with your code (where you use ArrayInterpolation()) the function is not generated in the end. Could you please indicate some way to do that? Thanks!

alot even when a,b and p are immensely huge. I don`t know how to fix it, because I need real CPUtimes which increase a,b and p increase. I get the idea that the values of the CPUtime are not realistic.

For the Case 1, I need to simulate for different values of D. Even if for the purposes of this case, D(t) = D0 (a constant); I would like to know how I would do it for a time-dependent D, for example, D(t) = D0·t, with a varying D0, for example in the range [1..8].

For the Case 2, I need to simulate under different values of T (for example in the range [1..8]), letting D be a constant, known value. In this case, D(t) is a piecewise function:

D(t) == D/3 if t=0

= 2·D/3 if t=T= 0 for any other t

I really don't know how to write the expression for S(t) in this case.

I guess I need an array to store as many instances of S as numbers of parameters I have (8 values for D0 int he first case, and another eight for T).

And besides, it needs to be a function of t (even if in the first case, it is not; I'd like to simulate as if it were).

So I am at a loss when it comes to writing the expressions of S(t), and having it evaluated (and its values plot in the same graph using a palette for differente parameter values) for say, t=0..100.

I am having issues when defining functions in a loop. First, I define the first two functions as follows (here, r(x) is a function already assigned).

f_0 := x -> r(x):

f_1 := x -> r(x)*f_0(r(x)):

Then, I define successive functions in a for loop as follows.

for i from 2 to 10 do

f_i := x -> r(x)*f_[i - 1](r(x));

end do

The loop defines the function f_2 but compiles erroneously for f_3 which, and I do admit, relies on f_2. Does someone have an idea of how to fix this issue? Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.